Hey @justinyoung90, I feel you on that. It’s like the market makers know exactly where everyone’s stops are set, especially during these quieter Asian sessions when liquidity is thinner. It's easy to get stopped out on what looks like a minor move, only for the price to then do exactly what you were anticipating. That 1.15925 level, where the 20 SMA is, has been acting as resistance, and breaking through it briefly yesterday might have just been inducement to trap some longs before pushing it back down. Keep refining that risk management, man. Stops are essential, but so is understanding if the move against you is genuine or just a liquidity grab.